(Dan Tri) - The outcome of this year's US presidential election may depend largely on the situation in the seven battleground states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
This year, experts predict that seven states including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin will be the battlegrounds to decide whether Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris or Republican candidate Donald Trump will win. Although hundreds of millions of American voters will protest on November 5, the votes of voters in these seven states will likely carry great weight because the support rates for these two candidates in the surveys are very close. A difference of thousands of popular votes can help a candidate win all of his opponent's electoral votes. The election situation is still very fierce. Arizona has 11 electoral votes, used to be a Republican stronghold for many years but switched to supporting the Democratic Party in 2020. The main issues that voters in Arizona care about are immigration and abortion rights. Georgia has 16 electoral votes. This state saw a narrow Democratic victory in 2020, and former US President Donald Trump tried unsuccessfully to overturn the result. Georgia has one of the largest African-American communities, a group that can influence the election outcome. Michigan has 15 electoral votes. Trump won the state in 2016, but President Joe Biden won in 2020. This state has a large Arab community, so their concern is the Middle East policies of the two candidates. Nevada has 6 electoral votes. Voters here care about the economy, and the two candidates' campaigns have focused heavily on the large Latino voter group here. North Carolina has 16 electoral votes. The state's increasingly diverse population has led Democrats to believe they can flip the state from red to blue this year. In 2020, Mr. Trump only won by about 70,000 votes over Mr. Biden, so the situation this year is very unpredictable. North Carolina voters are mainly concerned with economic and social issues. Pennsylvania has 19 electoral votes and has witnessed fierce races between the Democratic and Republican parties in recent seasons. This is considered a must-win state for both candidates. Economic issues are of primary concern here. Both candidates have devoted large resources to campaigning in this state this election season. Wisconsin has 10 electoral votes. In recent elections, the victory in this state has often been decided by extremely close margins, making Wisconsin voters especially vulnerable to third-party candidates. Polls show that independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is leading the race. could attract significant support in Wisconsin, which could potentially hurt the votes of Ms. Harris and Mr. Trump given Mr. Kennedy's public endorsement of Mr. Trump.
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